Or, if you're extra pale-skinned, or at a heightened risk due to family history, perhaps it might be worth looking into a professional mole mapping appointment. Because, sadly, as much as we wish ...

A major part of reducing your risk of skin cancer is to know what potentially dangerous moles look like ... such as if you have a family history of melanoma or sunburn more easily.

It's an asymmetric mole and there's a risk ... have had multiple and repeated sunburns, or a family history of skin cancer. If you are in a high risk group you should limit sun exposure and ...

Mole mapping is particularly useful if you have a family history of skin cancer or if you have fair, pale skin that often burns easily in the sun and (or) have multiple (50+) or large moles. If you ...

A medical professional has shared a useful "screening tool" for assessing the irregularity of your mole, which can be initially done at home. Comedian Katherine Ryan recently revealed her second ...

With comedian Katherine Ryan revealing her skin cancer diagnosis, mole expert, Dr Ross Perry of skin clinic chain Cosmedics, ...

Star-nosed moles share many similarities with other moles in the Talpidae family but are the only ones with a distinctive star-shaped nose. Like all moles, star-nosed moles are small mammals with ...

"PLEASE don't underestimate the damage the sun can do. Wear SPF, a hat, stay in the shade and get your moles checked, " Lee, 29, tweeted Friday, beside her BBC article about her cancer journey.